Bridges in Arizona

London Bridge in Lake Havasu City
This Lake Havasu City bridge built in the early 1970's links a Lake Havasu island with the main part of Lake Havasu City. It was constructed using some of exterior granite blocks used to build the 1831 London Bridge that crossed the River Thames in London England. The 1831 bridge was dismantled and Robert P. McCulloch purchased the blocks, had them transported to the United States, and used them to construct the Lake Havasu London Bridge.

Glen Canyon Dam Bridge
This bridge over the Arizona's Glen Canyon is located immediately adjacent to the Glen Canyon Dam. It was built in 1959, it has a 1028 foot span, and it is 690 feet high.

Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge
When this bridge over the Colorado river is complete it will link the state of Arizona with the state of Nevada. It is being built near the Hoover Dam.

Mill Avenue Bridges
Two bridges that cross the Salt river in Tempe Arizona. The first bridge opened in 1931 and the second bridge opened in 1994.

National Historic Bridges in Arizona
- Cedar Canyon Bridge (near Show Low)
- Corduroy Creek Bridge (near Show Low)
- Navajo Bridge (crosses Colorado River's Marble Canyon)
- Perkinsville Bridge (crosses the Verde River)
- Verde River Bridge (near Paulden, crosses the Verde river)

Grand Canyon Skywalk
This is more like half a bridge... a bridge to nowhere with fabulous view...

See also:
Other Attractions in Arizona
Arizona for Visitors
Do It In The Americas